I am looking for a simple change out in a 08 Honda CRV, and I would like to know what I would need on hand to do it ... harnesses, or kits?
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Hello there, Your installation would require a Dash kit (99-7873), Harness (70-1722), and Antenna adapter (40-HD10). If your vehicle has steering wheel controls, you will also need the ASWC-1 to retain the controls when moving to an aftermarket stereo. I hope this information helps.
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Contact the manufacturer and get the adaptor. I had to do the same thing for a Honda.
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I bought this for a 2009 Honda cr-v. I'm not sure if there is is a difference in size (I doubt it tho). For the Honda it was a tight fit but it's supposed to be. You stretch it to fit (use sunlight to help heat it up) and after its on it tightens around the wheel.
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Hello. You will need to purchase an aftermarket, vehicle specific harness for your vehicle. This harness will need to be wired to the stereo harness to adapt the wiring.
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a wiring harness comes with the engine as well as a schematic, but hopefully yours will be in english, if not, a good mc mech. can easily cross connect.
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You need to buy the A and B wire harnesses, A goes from the factory car wires to a universal adapter, B goes from the radio to the universal connector. If you have a steering wheel control you will need an adapter for that and of course you need the dash kit. It's typically $50-100 for the adapters/kits and stuff.
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If you would go to http://www.crutchfield.com/car/outfitmycar/car.aspx you could type in your car make and model along with Options, and see what fits along with recomendations for kits, Then you could decide if you wanted to spend more for the lifetime support, and instalation assistance, or go to a site where you could get the best Price.Parts you'll need to install a stereoCost $44.96, FREE with most ordersCustom MasterSheet™ instructionsMetra 99-5807 Dash KitMetra 40-CR10 Antenna AdapterMetra 70-5520 Receiver Wiring Harness
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Probably not, I have a 2000 Honda CRV. You may have to turn the handgrips to the side. Best of luck!
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It looks like it doesn't fit a 2008 CRV. It only fits 2004 CRV if they were built in Japan, not the US. It fits 2003-7 Accords and Pilots. Sorry
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There is a sleeve which you screw into place and there is a harness. I just spliced the various colors to the existing car wires no problems at all.
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You will probably need to get a harness adapter: If you google '1997-2002 JEEP WRANGLER RADIO HARNESS CHD1817', you'll find them on ebay for under $5. It comes with a metal cage that you install, then you slide the radio in. The cage has little metal tabs that you fold out so it holds tight into the opening. You shouldn't need any other kit, because you have a 1 DIN bay.
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Go on scoshe website to figure out which harness you need. Then come here and buy it.
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You can get a test plug I believe from Kwikee and you can then wire this to your existing harness. Is your motor completly different, and if so what is the brand name. you could co to them and they may be able to give you a better solution. If all fails then contact good sams with your needs and they will publish your problem in there magzine sure you will get correct information as your problem is not unique am sure other's have had the same problem. hope this information helps.
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Your going to need a harness no matter what, basically that harness plugs up to your original radio wire harness
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You should have a second harness that is suppose to fit your vehicles socket in the kit. The two pins should slide in to the socket fitting. These hid require a ballest (power source) do your that?
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Contact Curt Manufacturing, and they can answer fitment questions. Not sure if they offer a quick harness for your vehicle or not, but if not, you can always hard wire it in yourself.
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Yep, no wiring harness. Buy some wire at the auto parts store. I soldered connectors on mine but you can crimp. I ran it back to the fuse panel to a piggy back fuse, also available at the auto parts store.